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Awesome! I've been doing my local GSSF match the last four years with my G19. Trying to get under the 100 pts score, but I keep adding a +10 miss to my score. My worst score was 147-something. It's addictive. I may sit out next year and do more USPSA.
I have been shooting Steel Challenge for about 4 years now using a 9mm XDM Open Gun. I want to try something different along with the steel shooting.
I have a G31 357sig. I am about ready to start reloading for the sig, but for now I will use my 9mm wolf barrel. It looks like it will put me in the Unlimited class.
I have a G31 357sig. I am about ready to start reloading for the sig, but for now I will use my 9mm wolf barrel. It looks like it will put me in the Unlimited class.
What kind of info? Danny knows most of this stuff, and the rest of us occassionally fill in with other accurate information - and if it isn't accurate, Danny or someone will correct that, too.
Hmmm... I'm not entirely certain that bansheex's match is indoors. Can't find a 10/29 on the Indoor League, but there is an Albany Oregon outdoor match on Oct 29-30. I'm guessing his 'local' club is the outdoor Oregon GSSF match venue. (In which case I'd still shoot Stock.)
bansheex just tries to feed us as little info as possible to keep us guessing...
bansheex just tries to feed us as little info as possible to keep us guessing...
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Outdoors you have two choices:
Shoot the stock G31 in any of the following categories--Amateur Civilian, Competition, Master Stock. You will be shooting against fellow amateurs in Am/Civ and Competition.
Shoot with your aftermarket barrel in Masters/Unlimited, in which you will be competing against Masters and their full blown race guns.
You cannot use an aftermarket barrel in stock categories. Either way you go, you will need about 150 rounds to be safe. Maximum round count is 107, minimum is 81.
Shoot the stock G31 in any of the following categories--Amateur Civilian, Competition, Master Stock. You will be shooting against fellow amateurs in Am/Civ and Competition.
Shoot with your aftermarket barrel in Masters/Unlimited, in which you will be competing against Masters and their full blown race guns.
You cannot use an aftermarket barrel in stock categories. Either way you go, you will need about 150 rounds to be safe. Maximum round count is 107, minimum is 81.
Sorry guys,
the match is in Oregon @ Albany. I'm trying to keep cost down as much as possible. I reload and already have extra mags for the 9mm setup, and only 2 10 round for the 357sig ammo.
My girlfriend will be using the glock for steel, hence the 9mm setup. The 357sig is not cost effective for that, at least until I can start reloading it. That will be soon, so I can change to Amateur Civilian class.
Think they would let me shoot my XDM Open Race gun? j/k
the match is in Oregon @ Albany. I'm trying to keep cost down as much as possible. I reload and already have extra mags for the 9mm setup, and only 2 10 round for the 357sig ammo.
My girlfriend will be using the glock for steel, hence the 9mm setup. The 357sig is not cost effective for that, at least until I can start reloading it. That will be soon, so I can change to Amateur Civilian class.
Think they would let me shoot my XDM Open Race gun? j/k
Guess you'll be shooting Unlimited with the big dogs this time around...
Just think about it reasonably and rationally like I do; close your eyes and click your heels together, wish upon a star, cross your fingers, dig out your rabbit's foot, and hope for a random win.
Have fun. Let us know how it goes.
Just think about it reasonably and rationally like I do; close your eyes and click your heels together, wish upon a star, cross your fingers, dig out your rabbit's foot, and hope for a random win.
Have fun. Let us know how it goes.
I shoot Steel (though we vary the rules slightly and aren't SCSA sanctioned). I consider that to be some of my best practice time for GSSF. Instead of shooting from surrender and drawing I shoot from low-ready on the practices leading up to a GSSF match.
Butch considers Bullseye some of the best GSSF practice and I shoot that too, but consider Steel more like GSSF. I should listen to Butch though as he's Super Grand Master Poobah Gunny Challenge Winner (right Butch??)
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